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[ac3]

Samsung Yeti free standing evap cooler-cheaper than A/C

Good condition. It has handles wheels and can be moved from room to room. Has a washable filter on the back so it doubles as an air cleaner--very nice in the city.

Electricity rates are based in a tiered system in Korea. If you use more than a certain amount then your rate doubles (this continues for several steps).

The Yeti uses the same amount of electricity as a typical fan. We are looking to buy a larger model as we have recently moved to a bigger place.

I think these sell for about 200k+ new. I'll let it go for W50,000 obo.

I'll post some pics soon.

[dharma bum]

i'm interested in a system like this, but did a search and couldn't find much information about it. do you have a link to the product you're referring to?

[ac3]

Check out the local home shopping channels.

[dharma bum]

i'll do that...but was wondering more about specs, etc., on the specific model you're talking about. my korean friend and i have both done a search for the samsung yeti and not come up with anything...

[pkang0202]

Best way to use these is to have frozen bottles of water. Drop a couple frozen bottles in the evap cooler. When those melt all the way put them back in the freezer and replace with a couple more.

In the humidity of the summer, the regular water isn't going to help much. But if the air is blowing over frozen ice, than it'll cool much better.